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"Fab-era-wary"?

"Fab-era-rary"?

It'’s "Fabruary," but
you knew that, right?

I'’m just gonna say it.
How many Prides do we need?

God! Well, there'’s two.

There'’s one in the winter,
and there'’s one in the summer.

I don'’t know. It feels a
little excessive to me.

I mean, "we'’re
here, we'’re queer."

We don'’t need to look like
a box of Lucky Charms
year round to prove that.

Okay.
If you hate it so much, why
didn'’t you request off today?

- I don'’t hate it, Victoria.
- Oh, you sure?

And even if I did wanna
skip it-- which I don'’t--

I promised my dad I'’d meet up
with him and his boyfriend.

You haven'’t met him, right?
The boyfriend?

Nope. And the only thing he'’s
ever told me about him is that
he has great taste in music,

and that he'’s a deejay.
Wha--

At this point, I'’m just hoping
that he'’s at least older
than I am.

You plan on introducing
your old man to your boyfriend?

Yeah, I don'’t see why not.
Eli'’s great.

Okay. So tell me,
are you at all worried
that your hot young stepdad'’s

gonna ship you off
for boarding school or...

- I'’m not--
I'’m not engaging with that.
- Why not?

Because you'’re not good people.

Mmm.

- Glad to have you back, Beckett.
- Glad to be back, Captain.

- Congratulations, by the way.
- Aw, thank you.

I didn'’t miss your
pinning ceremony, did I?

Um, no.

We haven'’t had
the chance to do one.

Uh, listen. I know
you'’ve been cleared to return,

but just a heads-up,
you'’re on desk duty today.

Wherever you need me, Cap.

I appreciate the time off.

Oh. Okay, great.

Uh, you know, you'’re gonna miss
the Pride parade today though.

Well, this may come
as a great surprise to you,

since everyone at 19
has the whole

"world peace, love wins,
Care Bear" thing going on,

but Pride...

...isn'’t exactly my jam.

What did Pride ever do to you?

It'’s just always a circus,

and I'’m not here to tame
any lions, tigers or bears.

- Oh, my.
- Yep.

Okay, Cutler.

You'’ll be there in spirit
because, as you put it,

everyone at 19 does the whole
"world peace, love wins,
Care Bear" thing.

So...

happy Pride.

Happy Pride.

Unicorn or mermaid?

I don'’t know if any more
are gonna fit, sweetie.

Okay--
Roz, we gotta go.

We'’re late. Come on.

Okay, quickly. Choose one.

They'’re both silver.
What difference does it make?

I like the shiny ones.
Yeah?

Great taste, baby girl.

Put '’em on in the car.
Let'’s go.

Come on. Let'’s go.

Okay.

Poor little--

- Hi.
- Oh, n--

Miranda.

Let'’s go, let's go.
What are you doing here?

I told you I would come to you.

I know.
Okay.

I meant to text you, and
then he had a diaper blowout.

And there were movers
at the apartment, so I didn'’t
want him around all that dust.

- And I-I feel like if I--
- Okay. Wait. Wait.

Carina, slow
down. Take a breath.

There'’s no time for breathing
when things are happening
so quickly.

I feel like one moment, I was
moving back to our apartment,

and the next it is like,
a new baby, a new house and--
and a lawsuit.

Sorry.

There really isn'’t
an ideal time to be sued.

Hey, but I got you covered
on some baby essentials.

- You do?
- Ah.

There are some new things
that we picked up just for you.

Wow.
- And there are some things

that we never got to use
from the baby that we lost.

Wow.
Oh, my God. That--
- So...

No, no.

Thank you.
We just want you to have '’em.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah. Of course.

Uh. Hey, there'’s one less thing
for you to have to worry about.

Now you can move on to the--
the baby puke in your hair.

No.

Right there. To the
right. To the right.

- There it is. Oh, yes.
- Oh.

Sorry I was late.

I was picking up the keys
to our new house.

Already? That'’s great.

Yeah. We got lucky. Technically,
we don'’t own it yet.

It'’s rent-to-own,
but we wanted to give ourselves
and Liam a fresh start.

- What are you looking for?
- Everything.

My boots, my turnouts.
Someone'’s messing with me.

I mean, it'’s about time.

I'’ve been captain for weeks.

I was starting to think
we'’d gone soft. Just tell me.

I just got here.

Look, I mean, it'’s
great for you both.

I'’m-- I'm-- I wish I could
give you time to get situated,

but with Jack being gone,
we'’re already short-staffed.

I get it. I get it.

I just feel guilty
leaving Carina alone
to take care of the baby.

Don'’t worry. I'm gonna get
you a sub as soon as I can.

Okay, 19. Line up.

Okay.

Is that all you got for your
new captain? Honestly,
I'’m a little disappointed.

But my stuff better be on
the ground before we leave.

Where is Warren?

Okay, just--
Just wait right here. Okay?

I'’m sorry, Captain. It's
just been one of those mornings.

Okay. No, no, no, no. Just--

It'’s okay.

Sullivan, Ruiz,
Cutler and Hughes,

you'’re on the EMS tent.

Montgomery, Bishop, Warren,
Larsson and little Miller,

you are on parade.

Everyone remember
our safety protocols.

Stay alert, represent SFD well,
and have a kick-ass Pride.

♪ Move fast like
A London girl ♪

♪ Won'’t stop till
I run the world ♪

♪ Put a cherry on top
Yeah, that'’s what I thought ♪

♪ On top when
I feel the beat ♪

♪ I know how to make a scene ♪

♪ Feeling fresh as a rose ♪

♪ Yeah, everybody knows it ♪

I'’ll be right back.

♪ Oh, you know ♪

What'’s wrong
with the two of you?

We broke up.

Isn'’t it obvious?

Yeah.
Obvious and uncomfortable.

Oh. Oh, you feel uncomfortable?

Last time I checked,
I was the one working
at a station with my ex.

Yeah, I'’m glad you think
it'’s so funny, man.

You know what? I'’m gonna
give you a minute to catch up.

This way.
This way. This way.

Got it. I got it.
- Oh. Oh, okay.

Excuse me. I just really--
I need to take a look
at your arm, okay?

It doesn'’t look too good.
So can we just please--

- Come this way please.
- You know who does look good?

You. You are so pretty.
Wow. Thank you.

Guys, isn'’t she pretty?

- She pretty.
- Ethereal.

You should come
with us to the parade.

We'’re actually already
at the parade,

but I need you guys
over there, all right?

This way.
- Sullivan, Ruiz,
can you give me a hand?

All right, my friends.
Right here. Okay, thank you.

Wow. What happened to you?
Party'’s in here.
Let'’s go.

Everyone please get to your floats.

The parade is about to start.

Hey, everything'’s gonna be fine,
all right?

Miranda will
help Carina out today.

You know that feeling when we
pull up to a five-alarm fire,

and there'’s that split second
that the call seems impossible?

- Mm-hmm.
- That is what it felt like
walking into the station today.

Like doing this job with Liam
and Carina at home
might be impossible.

Children unlock a
whole new level of fear.

You know there'’s nothing you
won'’t do to get back to 'em.

And when you do what we do
for a living, you have to
consider that you won'’t.

- Any chance that goes away?
- No.

But
whenever my brain goes there,

I just think about my fantasy
basketball picks.

No, but seriously though,
it helps knowing that
what we do makes them proud.

Great day for it.

Yes.

So glad you could join.

Mr. Mayor,
I wanted to alert you

to the presence of protesters
on the parade route.

We'’ve cordoned them off
a few blocks up and have
the matter under control.

Thanks for letting me know.
I'’m all set. Thanks.

So, I'’d like to introduce
the love contract today,

in honor of the anniversary
of the same-sex marriage bill.

Do we have an update on them?

I can have them expedited
and ready to go citywide
by the end of the day.

- That'’s great news. Great.
- Happy to be of service.

Now, there'’s something
I need your help with.

- I'’ve been poring over
the budget--
- I'’m already ahead of you.

This whole last year
has been about consolidating,

providing resources to stations
with higher call volumes,

bringing costs down.

You'’ll see it. It'll be
reflected in our next audit.

Great. Then you should have
no problem cutting 10%
of the FD budget.

- Ten percent? Mr. Mayor,
93% of our budget is personnel.
- I'’m aware.

You'’re asking me to make
staffing cuts. That wasn'’t
a part of our agreement.

I-- I could do 4%, maybe five.
I could find a way
to make that happen.

But I'’d like to remind you
that you actually pledged
to increase our budget.

Things change.
Things have changed.

I was under the impression
that you were willing to do

whatever was needed to be done
to keep your position.

That'’s what you told me when
I visited you in the hospital.

This is what needs
to be done, Chief.

All right,
everybody. Here comes the--

When I was walking
back from the bathroom,

I caught them trying
to sanitize their arm
with hard seltzer.

Hey, can you tell me
your name please?

Hey, what'’s your name?
What'’s your name?

That'’s Erica.
My wife. I'’m Jazzy.

Uh, did your wife, uh, take
any drugs or have alcohol or--

No, no, no.
We don'’t-- No dru-- No drugs.

We don'’t do those.

- Right.
- Oh, and this is, uh--
this is Sienna.

They officiated our wedding.

They'’re very psychic.

My little
spiritual adviser.

Not really.

I just see people
for who they are

and what they'’re hiding
even from themselves.

Sign it here?
- Yes, thank you.

My great grandmother
was a witch.
That'’s great.

Can you tell us what happened
to their arm?

So, we-we had to, um,
take a shortcut, and they
snagged it on the fence.

But it worked out because
it'’s gay Pride, and we're
breaking barriers, right?

- Cannot stop us.
- Is your tetanus updated?

Can someone grab onto
my leg? I think I'’m floating.

Got you.
You'’re not floating.

You'’re not floating.
You'’re just lightheaded.

- We need to get them
on IV fluids now.
- Yeah.

Whoa, whoa. Okay, okay.

Thank you.

There you go.
Just stay right here.

Don'’t touch that.
Okay. Careful.

Be gentle, buddy.
Okay.

Don'’t touch that, okay?

Careful, careful.

Look. I know everyone is trying

to have fun, right?

But we really need to know
what they have taken.

Nobody'’s gonna get
in trouble, okay?
Erica?

Look,
look, baby.

I'’m a Viking.

All right.

That is not sanitary.

Maybe she did take
a little something-something,

- if you know what I mean.
- Let'’s stay over here.
Stay over here.

Please sit down.
- For spiritual purposes only
though.

- Stay here. Thank you.
- Namaste.

Namaste.
Na-Namaste.

It feels different being
back here, but good different.

Um. Yeah. I'’m just trying to put
one foot in front of the other.

Go one day at a time.

Help!
- Remember my steps.

I'’m sorry, Frank. I
gotta call you back.

I need an ambulance.

I think I'’m having
a heart attack or something.

Oh, God.
You'’re all right.

You'’re all right, angel.
Come with me.

I know this isn'’t ideal.

No, it'’s not ideal,
and you can'’t justify it.

Justifying it isn'’t really
my problem now, is it, Chief?

Is the safety of the city
your problem, Mr. Mayor?

'’Cause I cannot guarantee it
without the appropriate
manpower and budget.

I upheld
my end of the bargain.

You and that lieutenant can keep
doing whatever it is you do.

All I expect in return
is for you to do your job.

The union
will push back on this.

Have Captain Farris
assigned Battalion Chief.

- Easy fix.
- Farris?

Head of the union?
I have captains
with way more seniority.

And you were
talking about making cuts.

Now we'’re handing out promotions
and raises, well...

If this isn'’t something you're
comfortable doing, let me know.

There were other people
on that list for chief,

none of them
associated with scandals.

You okay?

We don'’t have to do this
if you don'’t want to.

No, I-- I want to.

- Yeah?
- I want you to meet him.

Also, it'’ll be a good buffer.

Dad.

Travis. Hey.

Pastor, come here.

- Hey.
- How are you? Hi.

Travis,
this is my pastor, Emmanuel.

- Pastor, this is my son Travis.
- Nice to meet you.

Oh, uh, Dad, E-- This is Eli.

- Eli, this is my father,
Paul Montgomery.
- Hi.

- It'’s very nice
to meet you, sir.
- Great to meet you as well.

Kyle. Kyle, this is my Travis,
and his boyfriend.

- Dr. Martin!
- Eli Stern?

What are the chances?

Dr. Martin'’s been
my dentist for years.

Yeah.
I'’ll take full responsibility
for that killer smile.

- Thought you said
he was a deejay.
- Oh, he is on the weekends.

Right.

You know, Travis, it is so
great to finally meet you.

Your dad has told
me so much about you.

Yeah. I think it would have been
a bit inappropriate for us

to meet back when you two first
got together though, right?

Maybe you'’re right.

- Better late than never.
- Mmm.

- Excuse me for a second.
- Yeah.

He seems great.

He is.

He is.

You'’re okay with that?

With what?

Dad, that. The guy
feeling up your boyfriend.

- Who is that?
- Oh. Yeah, I'’m okay with it.

We have an understanding.

Oh, wait.

Are you two in an
open relationship?

Travis.

We like to call it, uh,

ethical non-monogamy,
but, yeah, we are.

Well, if you have
to put ethical in front of it...

Well, it may be
a little unconventional,
but it works for us.

- I bet it does.
- Yeah, as long as it works
for you two.

I totally understand the utility
of open relationships.

I'’m such a serial monogamist
myself. I could never really
do it.

And here she is!

♪ I'’m not coming back ♪

♪ You had your chance
But you blew it ♪

- ♪ Thought you buried me ♪
- ♪ Me ♪

- ♪ But I'’m alive
And living my best life ♪
- ♪ Yes ♪

♪ Tell me
How'’s it feel, huh?♪

♪ Yeah, I was hot then
But I'’m even hotter now ♪

♪ Bye-bye ♪

♪ What doesn'’t kill you
Makes you hotter now ♪

♪ A little wilder
When the lights go out ♪

I love your
rainbow butterflies.

Here you go.

That is perfect.

All right. You'’re all set.

♪ A little wilder
When the lights go out ♪

♪ You miss this booty
Ever since it bounced ♪

Let men be men!
Make America straight again!

Let men be men!

Make America straight again!

Let men be men!

Make America straight again!

Men be men!

Make America straight again!

Hey,
pedo. Hands off the kid.

Pervert! Pervert!

What'’d you call her?

What did you s-- Say it again.

I would leave a kid
with that woman any day.

You? Never.
Hey, Andy.

- What, you think
that makes you a man?
- Andy...

Men don'’t hide behind masks...
Andy.

...and scream at little kids.

You'’re a coward.
You wanna throw something?

Throw something again!
I dare you!
Hey, Captain!

Captain Herrera!

You need to calm down.
Let men be men!

Make America straight again!

Let men be men! Make America...

They'’re just trying to
incite fear and scare everyone.

Who do they think they are?
No, you'’re right.

You'’re right, right?
But we cannot engage.

Okay?

Roz.

Bishop, what'’s wrong?

I think I just saw my brother.

What?

Make America
straight again! Let men be men!

Ouch here? Ouch there?

There.

It just
started out of nowhere.

Oh, it hurts when I
take a deep breath.

- Any nausea, vomiting?
- No.

Medical conditions?
Ulcers? Gallstones?
No.

What about your diet?
Any sudden changes?

Uh, I haven'’t really,
um...

...I haven'’t really had
an appetite lately,
so I haven'’t been eating much.

And why not?

Come on. Out with it.

I'’ve been on weight-loss drugs
for about a month.

The injectable kind,
they suppress your appetite.

And you actually lost weight?

Ten pounds.

So I can fit into
this outfit at Pride.

Just so I understand,
you were only ten pounds
heavier than you are now,

when you started taking it?

Yeah.

And this is your prescription?

Yeah.

I got it from some
telehealth doctor online.

They didn'’t ask
as many questions as you.

You don'’t say.

It-It probably wasn'’t Mason.
His face was covered.

The only thing you
could see was his eyes.
You'’re right.

And I was so far away, I didn'’t
even get a good look at the guy.

Exactly. I mean, and you have
so much on your mind

with Carina and the
baby and the house.

There'’s a good chance
you'’re probably just,
you know, on edge.

You still up for this?

I'’m fine.
This ain'’t nothing new.

Drink some water, please.

Hey, check me out.

Look, guys, I'’m a firefighter.

Oh, no, no, no.

Take that off, please.

All right, I got you.

It'’s so heavy. No wonder
firefighters are so fit...

Uh-huh.
- ...and burdened.

All right,
the bleeding'’s stopped for now.

But they'’re still gonna
have to take a trip to the ER.

- The wound'’s pretty deep.
- To the ER?

- I'’ll call an aid car.
- At least they can get stitches.

What are you gonna do about
your deep wound, fire queen?

Uh. [chuckles] My what?

Ugh, there is so much dark
energy coming off of you.

That'’s my uniform.
It'’s dark blue, right?
No, that'’s not it.

You are eclipsed by a dark moon.

- You'’re dying inside.
- That'’s not very nice, you know?

Who'’s next?
It'’s--
No, I'’ll be okay.

Please, don'’t touch. Please.

- Mmm. You are chasing something.
- Excuse me.

Be patient. You'’ll catch it.

Yay.

I don'’t even have
to read your aura.

- It is written
all over your face.
- Is that right?

You yearn. You regret.

Short and sweet.

You got it bad.

Oh,
you go all the way back.
Yeah.

Look, if
you like the oldies,

I mean, you definitely gotta
check out Sword Fight.

Mm-hmm.
- It'’s this gay dive bar
in Capitol Hill.

Played a couple of sets there.

Good crowds.
You'’ll have a good time.
Cool. Sounds like fun.

- Let us know when you'’re--
- It'’s not really my scene.

I thought the same thing.

I couldn'’t remember
the last time I was at a bar.

It was fun.

Kyle'’s amazing.

Well, I'’m sure he's fantastic
at pressing play,

but the answer is
still no for me.

Uh, Travis, can I speak to you
for a second, please?

Over there.

Uh. Could you stop
being so rude, please?

It took me three years
to find a good dentist.

They met when my dad was
still married to my mother.
What do you want from me?

- Do you want me to go listen
to the guy spin the oldies?
- No. Maybe.

And I definitely
don'’t expect you to act
like a petulant child.

Okay. My dad has treated me
like a disappointment

since the day that
I came out to him.

I am so happy now that he'’s
living his truth. I really am.

But what? Do you want me
to forget about all of it?

There'’s no excuse
for what your dad did
to you and your mum,

but have you considered
that maybe your parents
are happier now?

I slept with Emmett.

What'’d you say?

Twice.

I am such an idiot.

No, you'’re not. You're great.

- This isn'’t about you.
- Oh, yeah.

- You have to know that.
- Trust me, I do.

Thanks, yeah. This is all you.

In fact, this
couldn'’t be more you.

I knew you would do something
to push me away.

Eli, I'’m really sorry.

Yeah? What
part are you sorry for?

Being a cheater and a hypocrite,

or are you sorry for being
a judgmental prick
who overcompensates

'’cause he's uncomfortable
with his own sexuality?

I mean, you even chose
the most hyper-masculine career
known to man to prove yourself.

You'’re making a scene.

You are a real piece
of work...

...and the most repressed man
I have ever known.

And I work in politics,
so that'’s saying something.

But hey, like
father, like son, huh?

That was brutal.

You wanna talk about it?

You'’re the last person on earth
I wanna talk about it with.

- Sweet.
- Oh.

Thank you.

I used to sing it to Andrea
when he was little.

I grew up changing and swaddling
and burping babies.

And now I deliver more than 250
of these tiny humans a year.

Yet I can'’t get mine
to stay in his swaddle.

He'’s a little
escape artist, this one.

Isn'’t it crazy how fast you
can fall in love with someone?

I can'’t take my eyes off him.

He'’s everything
I'’ve ever wanted,
but I feel so unprepared.

Nothing can prepare you
to be a parent, not even L&D.

But, you know, one day,
you look back, wishing
you could do it all over.

All the-- the diaper blowouts,
the sleepless nights and--

Speaking of sleep, uh,
you don'’t look like
you'’re gettin' much.

Any. Doesn'’t look
like you'’re gettin' any.

No. This guy does not know
the meaning of sleeping.

Yeah, and Maya is helping
as much as she can,

but every time he falls asleep,
I-- my mind goes right back
to the lawsuit.

Now, I did not ask you about
Liam or the lawsuit or Maya.

I asked about you.

Okay. As an OB, you know
Mom can'’t take care of baby

if Mom doesn'’t
take care of herself.

So lay down.
Uh.

I can'’t. I have too much to do.
I'’m taking care of him.

- I can'’t.
- You can. And you will.

Wow.
- Mm-hmm.

So bossy.

Oh, yes.
There we go, there we go.

We gotta get her to lay down.

Come. We'’re leaving.

Okay.

Yeah, let'’s go.

I'’m Miranda.

♪ Tell me all your secrets
All the dirt ♪

Make America straight again!
Let men be men!

Make America straight again!
Let men be men!

Make America straight again!
Let men be men!

Make America straight again!
Let men...

Make America straight again!
Let men be men!

Make America straight again!
Let men be men!

Make America straight again...

I mean,
I get what I did was wrong,

but where does he, like,
get off saying I'’m like
my father, you know?

A man he just met an hour ago.

A man whose
lifeblood at one point

was rampant internalized
and externalized homophobia.

Okay. So what did you say?

Well, I mean, I didn'’t
dignify it with a response.

But I-- You know, I cheated,
and that was terrible.

But he doesn'’t know
what he'’s talking about.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Why do you keep saying okay?
- I don'’t know, Travis.

You spent the entire morning
complaining about
Pride and rainbows.

And Herrera had to make you
put on that shirt.

What does that have
to do with anything?

I don'’t have issues
with masculinity, Vic.
I'’ve done drag.

Yeah.
Once, for Halloween.

Say what you wanna say.

Maybe his delivery was wrong,
but he wasn'’t.

Oh, no.
What the hell?

Drive. There'’s an exit
up ahead on the left.

Those weren'’t gunshots.
That was a car backfiring.

- Sure about that?
- Of course I'’m sure.

I was trained to know the
difference. Why weren'’t you?

Stop the car!

Go. Go, go, go.

This is Chief Ross. Let'’s
get seven to eight aid cars.

Three to the south entrance.
Four to the north.

We'’ve got
multiple people trampled.

Send in gurneys.
Clear the entrances and exits.

Be smart. Let'’s move.

- I gotta get them out of here.
- Yes, yes. Go.

Okay, come on.

Sullivan, Hughes, Ruiz,
do you copy? Everyone okay?

All safe here.
- All right. Just stay safe.
Stay alert.

All we can do is crowd control
at this point.

Bishop, Larsson,
same goes for you.

I need everyone exiting safely.
Stay on the ground.

Yes, Captain.

Hey, hand me that speaker.

That was a car backfiring.

I repeat, that was
a car backfiring.

There'’s a parking lot east.

Everyone remain calm
and walk in that direction.

Why am I not surprised?

Are you looking at
Wendy'’s chart again?

I told you I couldn'’t sleep.
How is Liam?

He'’s fine. He's sleeping.

You know, it'’s a miracle
that you'’ve made it this far
without a malpractice suit.

Ooh. You'’ve had one.

Of course.

Ultimately, we realized
it was about bedside manner.

The patient said
I rolled my eyes.

- Okay.
- Nothing.

Whether...
...I did or didn'’t roll my eyes,

that'’s hardly a
reason to sue a person

doing everything possible
to save your life.

At least you know
you did everything you could.

This delivery was just
so complicated that maybe
I did something wrong.

I don'’t know.

Slow!
- Slow down! Slow down!
Be careful.

Oh, my God. My dad.

Go! Go. Go. Go. Go.

Be careful! Slow
down! Slow down!

Yeah. Move. Move. Move. Move.

Hey, hey, hey!

Help! Please! Oh,
my God! Please help!

Help!

Help!

- Help!
- Stop the truck!

Watch out.
Get out of the way.
- Give me your arm.

Stop the truck!

Hey, hey! Hey, hey.

Stop, stop.

Here we go. All right.

Oh, Lord have mercy. Did I die
and go to heaven?

Get off, queer!

Get out of my way!

Careful,
careful, careful.

Exit'’s that way.
Safely,
safely, please. Hey!

Captain, we got a fight.
Get back! Get back!

- Get back!
- He jumped our friend!

Careful, careful.

He could have internal injuries.

His breathing is labored
and he'’s coughing up blood.

- Warren, what'’s your 20?
We need hands now.
- Please don'’t let me die.

Putting Roz and Pru in the car.
I'’ll be right there.

Come on! Come on!

Dad!

- Hey.
- You okay? What happened?

He-He hopped the curb. He
fell pretty hard on his ankle.

It'’s fine. It's
fine. I'’m a doctor.

You'’re a dentist and a deejay.
Hopefully, it'’s just a sprain.
Okay.

- Can you help him walk on it?
- Yeah, yeah.

You guys gotta get out of here.
It'’s only gonna get worse.

Hey, Kyle. I'’m sorry
I was a dick earlier.

I hope I get a chance
to make a better impression.

This was just fine.

Go.

He'’s developing
a tension pneumo.

Help. Please. Please.

Just relax.

Don'’t try and talk.
It'’ll make breathing harder.

There'’s an aid car on the way.

But it'’ll take forever
to get through this crowd.

Please don'’t let me die. Please.

Breathe. Breathe.

We could do a
needle decompression.

- Let'’s do it.
- I'’ll get the O2 monitor
off the rig.

Mason!

You have got to try
and hold still. Breathe.
Just focus on breathing.

Go ahead.
Okay.

Now, I'’m gonna put this needle
in your chest

to relieve the pressure
that'’s building up, okay?

Ready? Here we go.

There we go.

Hopefully, next
time, he'’ll think twice

before taking his rage out
on innocent people.

Oh, this is not the drag
I signed up for. Uh-- But
at least my crown didn'’t fall.

Your injuries don'’t
look too bad either.

Just a little road rash
thanks to your padding.

- Oh, so you'’re saying
it literally saved my ass.
- Mm-hmm.

Oh.
Yeah, girl.

- Any sharp pain?
You took quite the fall.
- Oh, I feel just fine.

- I didn'’t mind being the little
damsel in distress today.
- Okay.

Well, you might, uh, experience
a little bit of soreness
over the next few days.

Soreness? Ain'’t nothing wrong
with a little bit of soreness,
Mr. Firefighter Man.

You still
look beautiful too.

- Well, thank you.
- Mm-hmm.

Oh,
and we'’re off. Oh.

The witch was right.
You do got it bad.

You should tell her
how you feel.
Otherwise you might regret it.

Really,
everyone'’s on weight-loss
injectables right now.

Why does this
have to happen to me?

Go ahead and judge me.

All I wanted was to go out
there feeling good.

And here you are curled up
in the fetal position
in a firehouse.

How'’d that work out for ya?

Oh.

This will help with the pain,
but I think you should see
a doctor.

It sounds like
you'’ve got some GI issues.

And correct me if I'’m wrong,

but I thought
the whole point of Pride was
embracing who you really are.

Yeah. Well, that'’s
a little hard to do when
you don'’t like what you see.

If you can'’t show up
as yourself,
then why show up at all?

Girl, if I can'’t find
acceptance out there,

I don'’t think I
can find it anywhere.

I'’m not judging you,
my fabulous friend.

I spent most of my life
drinking alcohol
to find acceptance.

It didn'’t help.

And neither will
that medication.

I know. I'’m stopping.

Besides, I'’m out of them anyway.

And they are ridiculously
expensive and hard to find.

Possibly because people
who don'’t really need them
are taking them?

Oh.

Looks like
I'’m rubbing off on someone.

Look out, Pride 2025,
here I come.

So, obviously, you'’ve looked
at your part dozens of times.

So, now let'’s take a look
at the nurse'’s documentation.

Well, "patient presents with PIH
and gestational diabetes."

Okay. I see why you
induced her labor.

Yeah.
I was trying to be proactive,

but things kept getting worse.

The baby was big,
and she needed a C-section,

but I remember she really wanted
to have a vaginal delivery so--

But you made the decision
to give her a stat C-section.

Yeah.

The cord had prolapsed,

so I elevated the baby'’s head
off the cord

and rushed her to the OR
and got the baby out
in three minutes.

Three minutes. Three.

Carina, you were effective and
attentive the whole way through.

- I didn'’t do anything wrong.
- No.

Oh, I
didn'’t do anything wrong.

No, honey.

It looks like you did
everything that you could.

Yeah.

Am I supposed to feel better?

Because I feel worse.
Oh.

Oh, I'’m so angry.

I feel like I spent
my whole life helping people,

and why am I being
punished for this now?

It'’s unfortunate, but...
...being litigious
is the only way

for some families to get
the relief and financial support
that they need.

You know, Wendy--
like most mothers-- she has
hopes and dreams for her child.

Sometimes those
things cost money.

♪ Can you hear it? ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

Glad you'’re all right.

How are you? Are you okay?

Yeah, I'’m fine.

Things got pretty hectic though.

Yeah.

♪ Dancing like... ♪

I feel terrible
about everything.

You'’re an amazing person.
You didn'’t deserve that.

Yeah, well, I'’m not ending
things '’cause of the cheating.

But you are ending things.

♪ I sent my signals out ♪

You know what I found most
inspiring about you when we met?

It'’s your ability to make
everyone who comes into contact
with you feel seen.

It'’s what would've made you
a fantastic mayor.

I just hope someday you realize
you'’re worthy of being seen too.

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Can you hear me? ♪

♪ Can you hear me?
Oh ♪

My brother was one
of the protesters.

You don'’t know that.

I do.

I saw him again
without his gaiter.

And maybe I shouldn'’t be
surprised given how we grew up.

But to see him like that,
like one of them, I don'’t know.

Go home.

Go be with your
wife and your baby.

That'’s an order.

I got it.

Okay. We'’re not doing this.

We'’re not giving them
this much power.
This is exactly what they want.

I'’d say mission accomplished.

I expected it to
turn into a circus,

but I-- I didn'’t expect fascists
to be part of the show.

Why can'’t they just
leave other people alone?

Intimidation.

That'’s their
one and only tactic.
It'’s infuriating.

I mean,
at what point does the doxing--
the harassment of trans women...

...the armed men at voter
drop boxes, when does it stop?

This is what they do.

They show up, put
everyone on edge,

so that the slightest
provocation sets everyone off.

There'’s gotta be
something we can do.

We can'’t just let them win.

No, we can'’t.

I have an idea.

I just need to call in a favor
from my dad.

Just right over there.

What are you doing here?

I heard
y'’all were having a party.

You didn'’t wanna
take it easy considering
what you went through today?

What I went through?

I'’m alive. I'm still fabulous.

I ain'’t gonna let
a little road rash stop me.

- I can see that.
- Mm-hmm.

I'’m just saying,
I don'’t know if I'd be ready

to go dancing
fresh out of the ER.

Well,
I did do an outfit change first.

Listen, Mr. Firefighter Man,
bad things happen to people
all the time.

We acknowledge it,
but we can'’t let it break us.

Now, where is that boo-tenant,
Mr. Sullivan?

Hey.

You better find Sullivan
before she does.

I could take her.

Hey, Ruiz, not for nothing,
but you did a great job
as interim captain.

Thank you, Chief.
It was a-- I was grateful
for the opportunity.

There'’ll be more.

Hey, welcome. Party is this way.

- Thanks for having us.
- Coming through. Coming through.

This is for you.

- What'’s this?
- Consensual
relationship agreement.

All you and Hughes have to do
is sign it and send it to HR.

At least something
good came out of today.

- Come on, Vic. Please.
- My God. Is this
really necessary? Damn.

Yes. It'’s mandatory. Everyone
has to join the dance party.

You too, Ruiz.

Be right there.

♪ Oh, baby, I love
The way we feel ♪

♪ And you'’re turning me
Out every day ♪

♪ You'’re turning me
Out my ways, oh ♪

♪ Oh, baby, I love
The way we feel ♪

♪ And you'’re turning me
Out every day ♪

♪ You'’re turning me
Out my ways ♪

What-- What'’s that?
A-A new move?

I'’m just gonna walk it off
but I'’ll be right back, okay?

- You know, things don'’t move
as smoothly as they used to.
- Right.

- ♪ And it'’s all
And it'’s all...♪
- ♪ And it'’s all for you ♪

♪ And it'’s all for you ♪

♪ And it'’s all for you ♪

Okay, here you go.

Wow.

Way to culturally
appropriate the day.

Well, I thought it
was worth a shot.

I bet you did.

I'’m glad you're okay though.

I was, uh-- I was
worried about you out there.

Me too.

How was your day with the mayor?

Let'’s just say
I still have a job.

Good.

This was cute though.

But I'’m gonna get you
to sign a real one.

♪ Oh, baby, I love
The way we feel ♪

♪ And you'’re turning me
Out every day ♪

♪ You'’re turning me
Out my ways ♪

♪ And it'’s all for you ♪

♪ Consumed in the headlights ♪

♪ A silhouette ♪

♪ I can'’t... ♪

Thanks for getting Kyle
and me out of there.

That'’s the least I can do for
acting like such a jerk all day.

That'’s not your fault.

It'’s hereditary.

Maybe we have more in common
than I realized.

That'’s gotta be one
of my biggest regrets.

I pushed a lot of
my hang-ups onto you.

Dad, we don'’t have
to get into all that.

- I don'’t think I realized
how much it affected you.
- I--

In my eyes, you
were always so brave.

As a kid, you were fearless.

I remember the day
you came out to me.

I was terrified.

So, I taught you to be ashamed.

To bury it deep down.

Not let anyone see it,
like I had always done.

But that shame
you'’re holding on to?

That shame that tells you you
can'’t be your whole imperfect,
messy self?

Dad.
- That doesn'’t belong to you.

That'’s mine.

And it'’s time for
you to let it go.

You'’re an
incredible man, Travis,

and I am so proud
to be your father.

It'’s good
that you did this.

They wanna be loud.
We gotta be louder.

- We really should go dance, Dad.
- Yeah, we really should.

- Okay.
- Let'’s go. Come on.

♪ Oh, it'’s so... ♪

♪ La, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪

♪ La, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪

♪ La, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪

♪ You won'’t break my soul ♪

♪ You won'’t break my soul ♪

♪ You won'’t break my soul ♪

♪ You won'’t break my soul
No, no ♪

♪ I'’m tellin' everybody
Everybody ♪

♪ Everybody ♪

♪ Everybody ♪

♪ I'’m takin'
My new salvation ♪

♪ And I'’ma build
My own foundation, yeah ♪

- ♪ Got motivation ♪
- ♪ Motivation ♪

- ♪ I done found me
A new foundation, yeah ♪
- ♪ New foundation ♪

- ♪ I'’m takin'
My new salvation ♪
- ♪ New salvation ♪

♪ And I'’ma build
My own foundation, yeah ♪

♪ Own foundation ♪